Majestic Care of Toledo

Majestic Care of Toledo, formerly known as Genacross Lutheran Services Toledo before December 17, 2021, sits in the Toledo, Ohio area and is part of a network of Majestic Care Communities that stretches across Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio, offering services through places like Jefferson Pointe, Sheridan, Bedford, Bloomington, Connersville, and even Carmel Assisted Living, so there's a bit of history behind it since the corporation began way back in 1860 and got incorporated in 1997. The facility's known for assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, and a whole range of rehabilitation services, which includes short-term and long-term skilled nursing care, respite care, hospice care, and specialized dementia care, all supported by a Care Team made up of trained, licensed, and friendly staff with a nurse on staff part-time. You'll find about 135 employees here, working under Ms. Cathleen Voyles-Baden, the Executive Director, and they aim to deliver consistent, round-the-clock assistance every day of the year, putting an emphasis on person-centered care that's warm and supportive. Residents get assistance with bathing, dressing, and meal preparation, as well as medication reminders, and can join daily activities tailored to meet their needs-things like arts and crafts, music programs, religious services, facilitated outings, and social or educational events meant to keep folks engaged and connected, not to mention animal visits with pet services and shopping trips using community transportation. People staying short term or for rehabilitation have access to a modern therapy gym and services like outpatient therapy, with physical, occupational, and speech therapy supporting recovery or day-to-day living, plus a balance therapy program and a special MVMT Unit focused on short-term rehabilitation. For those needing long-term care, skilled nursing, or help during the last stages of life, there are private rooms, spacious accommodations, and hospice care focused on pain management and emotional support. Residents' health needs get addressed through a wellness clinic and health maintenance program, and there's financial guidance available, with the facility accepting Medicaid, Medicare, and private pay, even offering VA aid help and home sale assistance for those who need it. Units come furnished and include kitchen appliances, plus several comfort features like a veranda, a chapel, a gift shop, mailboxes, and rooms set up with handicap-accessible bathrooms that offer safety rails and seated showers; heat and air conditioning controls are in the rooms, letting folks set things how they like. There's communal dining but also privacy, and the buildings aim for a home-like, comfortable feel, trying to make things as close to a private house as possible. Majestic Care of Toledo is certified by the Ohio Department of Aging under designation 2285R, though it's not BBB accredited and doesn't have all the details publicly available about every service or amenity, but it's got reliable, friendly staff on hand and encourages folks to come by for a tour, meet the Care Team and other residents, and see the place for themselves.